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| imsize(1) | General Commands Manual | imsize(1) |
Name
imsize - Print size of image in WCS and pixels
Synopsis
imsize [-vcd] [-p scale] [-b ra dec] [-j ra dec] FITS or IRAF file(s)
Description
imsize is a utility for printing the region covered by an image using the world coordinate system parameters in IRAF and FITS image headers. It converts IRAF .imh image headers to a FITS format before extracting the information. For IRAF files, the image dimensions and the object name are set from the binary portion of the header.
Options
- -b [<RA> <Dec>]
- Output B1950 (B1950) coordinates (optional center)
- -c
- Format output without pixel dimensions (optional size change)
- -d
- Format output as input to DSS getimage (optional size change)
- -e
- Add epoch of image to output line
- -j [<RA> <Dec>]
- Output J2000 (J2000) coordinates (optional center)
- -n <number>
- Number of decimal places in output (default 3)
- -p <scale>
- Initial plate scale in arcsec per pixel (default 0)
- -r
- Print range in RA and Dec
- -v
- Print more intermediate information for debugging
- -z
- Use AIPS classic projections instead of WCSLIB
Author
Jessica Mink, SAO (jmink@cfa.harvard.edu)
| WCSTools | 6 July 2001 |